Hamilton calls on Ferrari 'to change things' after Italian GP

Lewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to overhaul its internal management following a disappointing Italian Grand Prix, where a collision between him and teammate Charles Leclerc ruined the team's race. Starting from the second row, both drivers failed to capitalize on the opportunity, with Hamilton forced off-track and Leclerc retiring early after a heavy crash. Hamilton emphasized the need for a more structured approach to team dynamics, directly calling on Team Principal Fred Vasseur to improve communication and decision-making. He stressed that while he maintains a clean racing style, the repeated instances of on-track conflict suggest that current procedures are insufficient to maximize results. While Hamilton continues to push for performance gains with the engineers, he remains firm that Ferrari must change its current trajectory to avoid further setbacks. The seven-time champion noted that discussions are underway to adjust procedural operations, aiming to prevent similar intra-team issues in future races.